Seshat Python SDK

0.6.6 verified Fri May 01 auth: no python

Seshat python SDK is a library to help create ML data pipelines. Current version 0.6.6, requires Python >=3.11, <4.0. Active development with moderate release cadence.

pip install sdk-seshat-python

Common errors

error ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'sdk_seshat_python' ↓

cause Trying to import using the PyPI package name instead of module name.

fix

Use 'from seshat import SeshatClient' (module is 'seshat', not 'sdk-seshat-python').

error ImportError: cannot import name 'SeshatClient' from 'seshat' ↓

cause Wrong import path or outdated library version.

fix

Ensure you have the correct version (≥0.5.0) and use 'from seshat import SeshatClient'.

error AttributeError: module 'seshat' has no attribute 'pipeline' ↓

cause Trying to access submodule that hasn't been imported.

fix

Explicitly import the submodule: 'from seshat import pipeline' or 'from seshat.pipeline import ...'.

Warnings

breaking In version 0.5.0 the import path for 'pipeline' changed from 'seshat.core.pipeline' to 'seshat.pipeline'. ↓

fix Use 'from seshat.pipeline import create_pipeline' instead of 'from seshat.core.pipeline import create_pipeline'.

gotcha The library requires Python 3.11 or higher. Installing on an older Python will fail with 'ERROR: Package 'sdk-seshat-python' requires a different Python: 3.11.0 not in '<4.0,>=3.11''. ↓

fix Ensure you are using Python >=3.11 (e.g., via pyenv or conda).

deprecated The function 'run_pipeline' in seshat.pipeline was deprecated in 0.6.0 in favor of 'execute_pipeline'. ↓

fix Replace 'run_pipeline' with 'execute_pipeline'.

Imports

SeshatClient
wrong
```
from sdk_seshat_python import SeshatClient
```
correct
```
from seshat import SeshatClient
```
Common mistake: using the PyPI package slug instead of the actual module name.
create_pipeline
wrong
```
from seshat import create_pipeline
```
correct
```
from seshat.pipeline import create_pipeline
```
create_pipeline is in the pipeline submodule, not top-level.

Quickstart

Initialize a client with an API key from environment variable.

import os
from seshat import SeshatClient

client = SeshatClient(api_key=os.environ.get('SESHAT_API_KEY', ''))
print(client.list_pipelines())